The tour begins in the neighborhood El Poblado where we will marvel at the spectacular church of the area, board the Graffivans a unique van of its kind made by the artists of commune 13 and undertake the tour to the rhythm of music and tradition

After a few minutes touring Medellín we arrived at Comuna 13, a place full of color, history, art and transformation; houses, streets, dwellings, ladders and alleys that over time have become an icon of tourism in the city, as we advance through its scales and alleys we will get to know how one of the most violent communes in the country has become symbol of change, hope and art, we will know their graffiti and we will interpret each one individually and we will delve into their stories. Then we will start the tour of the largest electric stairs in Latin America while we appreciate the art, rhythm and movement that characterize this community. A few meters higher we will continue to know more about Antioquia gastronomy by enjoying a cream (Paleta) of Mango biche which is an emblem of the sector for combining flavors in a unique, great and fun way

As we continue advancing between history and life we will arrive at its viewpoint, where there is an ideal place to take pictures and we will also enjoy a dance show that demonstrates the rhythm, passion and personality of the young people of this wonderful commune. A few steps higher we will sit down to rest while we listen to the improvisation of artists who build freestyle songs based on the names and the different destinations of the tourists who visit them. A moment of relaxation, fun and art that will make you vibrate in the most own style of the commune.

We will reach the final part of the tourist route of the commune and we will begin to make the descent in which we will make 2 last strategic stops The first where we will enter the coffee museum, and we will know the process, the history and the types of coffee that exist and at the same time we will enjoy a coffee prepared with a pressing technique that highlights its flavor. Our last stop will be made at the "Neon House" a spectacular place, full of light, color and art that when closing its doors begins to shine and makes our imagination fly. Then we will return to the vehicle to return to our starting point but not before doing one last to have a final gastronomic experience where we will eat a typical Antioquia empanadita that is a fried product created from corn and stuffed with meat and potatoes.